Michigan State offensive tackle AJ Arcuri was selected by the defending Super Bowl Champion Los Angeles Rams in the seventh round (No. 261 overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft on Saturday, April 30.
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Football: Liberty, Olentangy graduates making impact at Michigan State
There was a time that A.J. Arcuri and Luke Campbell were more fierce competitors than good friends, when Arcuri starred as a defensive end at Olentangy Liberty and Campbell helped anchor the offensive line at Olentangy.
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AJ Arcuri new LT, Cole Chewins injured
Michigan State football will enter the first game with a new starting left tackle for the fourth time in four seasons. Junior AJ Arcuri retained the position he manned during the spring game in April, with senior Cole Chewins not on the depth chart released Tuesday before Friday’s opener against Tulsa.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Notes: AJ Arcuri returns from injury and capturing Penn State QB Trace McSorley
AJ Arcuri has yet to play a single down in college.That might not change this year for the Michigan State redshirt freshman offensive tackle, but he is making progress and has returned to the team following an undisclosed injury and surgery.
Source: MLive.com
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Michigan State injury report: A couple players questionable for Michigan game
Starting quarterback Wilton Speight is out multiple weeks with an injury and backup John O’Korn will get the start for the No. 7 Wolverines (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) against the Spartans (3-1, 1-0). There are also a few injury concerns for Michigan State heading into its first road game of the season.Source: MLive.com
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Help is on the way — Taking a look at the 2017 offensive line
There are other, more pressing issues hanging over the football program at the moment, but when it comes to on the field fixes that needs to be made, O-Line is tied with D-Line for priority number one.
Source: The Only Colors
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Right tackle tops position battles to watch in MSU spring game
With Michigan State practices being closed all spring, we don’t have an entirely clear idea of how some key position battles are shaking out very early in the process. But we’ll potentially get our first glimpse of the pecking order at certain positions during Saturday’s spring game. Following a season like 2016, there should be opportunities at plenty of spots, but some are more wide open — and important for MSU’s success — than others.
Source: Spartan Tailgate
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Taking a closer look at MSU’s offensive tackles in 2017
As 2016 came to a close and the looking ahead to 2017 began, most everyone thought they had a pretty good guess as to who would be starting at both tackle spots for Michigan State next season.
Source: Spartan Tailgate